The personal relationship with the All-Star Game has changed from actively participating in voting and watching events to a state of general apathy. Initially, filling out ballots and watching highlights marked excitement, which has since waned to minimal engagement, focused primarily on evaluation of 'correct' All-Star rosters. The quality of roster selections is often criticized due to frequent player replacements, leading to a mix of original snubs and unexpected selections. Overall, the experience now feels undervalued and leads to disinterest in participation.
Over time, the engagement with the All-Star Game has diminished significantly, evolving from filling out ballots and watching festivities to complete apathy and disinterest.
Original All-Star rosters are perceived to be poorly chosen, with numerous players being replaced each year, leading to an underwhelming experience and resulting indifference.
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